Old-to-new driving licence class conversion table
From 1 January 2025 classes A2 and B2 no longer exist. Here is how old classes map to new ones.
The 2024 Law on Road Traffic Order and Safety defines 15 licence classes from 1 January 2025. Licences issued before then remain valid until their printed expiry; on renewal they convert to the matching class.
Quick mapping
- Old A1 → A1 — motorcycles over 50 cc up to 125 cc.
- Old A2 → A — motorcycles over 125 cc. Class A2 no longer exists.
- Old A3 → B1 — three-wheeled motorcycles. Note: B1 is no longer a car class.
- Old B1, B2 → B — cars with up to 8 seats excluding the driver.
- Old C → C1 or C depending on the vehicle's gross mass.
- Old D, E → D1, D2, D depending on seating capacity.
- Old FB2, FC, FD, FE → BE, C1E, CE, D1E, D2E, DE — the trailer classes.
The easiest mistake: old B1 and new B1 are completely different. Old B1 was an automatic car under 9 seats; new B1 is a three-wheeled motorcycle.
This is a quick-reference summary. Always check the original legal document before relying on it — editors keep this article up to date in the CMS.
